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My name is Paddie and I was born at a mechanics lot in Shawnee Hills, Ohio with my sibling. We were both adopted into different homes after being in foster care. I was in her previous home for approximately 4 years and started having litter box avoidance issues. It was also determined that I am high anxiety cat. I was prescribed medications to help with both issues, but it was reported that these meds weren’t successful in that home environment. Since I have been back at the Cozy Cat Cottage, I have had good behavior. I am very affectionate and I loves pets. I currently receive my Prozac via a transdermal cream. This cream is rubbed into my ear daily. I didn’t mind taking my pills if they were crushed and mixed into canned food, but I am a grazer, so I wasn’t getting my entire daily dose. I have gotten into a couple of squabbles here at the center, but at the end of the day I just want one on one attention. A large cat/animal family wouldn’t be the best fit for me, since I get anxious. I will make a great companion to someone. It is suggested that I stay on my medication. Luckily there are easy ways to medicate me! A quiet laid back lifestyle would suit me best. Please come and visit me to see if I would make your house a home.
My name is Paddie and I was born at a mechanics lot in Shawnee Hills, Ohio with my sibling. We were both adopted into different homes after being in foster care. I was in her previous home for approximately 4 years and started having litter box avoidance issues. It was also determined that I am high anxiety cat. I was prescribed medications to help with both issues, but it was reported that these meds weren’t successful in that home environment. Since I have been back at the Cozy Cat Cottage, I have had good behavior. I am very affectionate and I loves pets. I currently receive my Prozac via a transdermal cream. This cream is rubbed into my ear daily. I didn’t mind taking my pills if they were crushed and mixed into canned food, but I am a grazer, so I wasn’t getting my entire daily dose. I have gotten into a couple of squabbles here at the center, but at the end of the day I just want one on one attention. A large cat/animal family wouldn’t be the best fit for me, since I get anxious. I will make a great companion to someone. It is suggested that I stay on my medication. Luckily there are easy ways to medicate me! A quiet laid back lifestyle would suit me best. Please come and visit me to see if I would make your house a home.
Same day and in house only. No on line applications at this time.
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Interview
Generally you will go over your application with an adoption counselor. If any further questions it could take up to 72 hrs. to apprive.
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Sign Adoption Contract
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Pay Fee
You may put a deposit on a cat or kitten and we will hold up to 5 days. If you change your mind the fee will be a donation.
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Pay Fee
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Take the Pet Home
Schedule an appointment with a vet of your choice and send verification to us that the cat or kitten was seen.
Additional adoption info
The first step is to fill out an application. It is reviewed and if approved; the adopter will sign a contract which states that the cat be taken for a wellness veterinary visit within one week of adoption, that the cat will receive any needed future medical care, and that it will remain indoors.
Our fee is $100.00 for under 12 weeks
$90.00 13 wks to 1 yr
$65.00 over 1 yr
**Senior cats for senior citizens are no charge as long as the adopter can afford any medical care that may be needed in the future. They are selected adult cats only for this program
The first step is to fill out an application. It is reviewed and if approved; the adopter will sign a contract which states that the cat be taken for a wellness veterinary visit within one week of adoption, that the cat will receive any needed future medical care, and that it will remain indoors.
Our fee is $100.00 for under 12 weeks
$90.00 13 wks to 1 yr
$65.00 over 1 yr
**Senior cats for senior citizens are no charge as long as the adopter can afford any medical care that may be needed in the future. They are selected adult cats only for this program
Go meet their pets
Petco across from Graceland Shopping Center
Pet Supplies Plus Sawmill Pkwy in Powell
Petsmart off of Sawmill Road by Target
Petco across from Graceland Shopping Center
Pet Supplies Plus Sawmill Pkwy in Powell
Petsmart off of Sawmill Road by Target
More about this shelter
We were founded in 1998. Our mission is to rescue abandoned and abused cats from the streets. We socialize them and provide any needed medical care including vaccinations, spaying or neutering, treating for internal and external parasites, dental care, and if needed eye surgeries, bone surgeries, etc. After they are treated they are placed in permanent loving homes. We do not euthanize any cat even if it is deemed unadoptable. They live out their lives with us. We have at any given time 175 to 300 cats and kittens. All are spayed or neutered before placing in homes (kittens receive pediatric spaying or neutering at 2 lbs. or more). We are supported by adoption fees and donations.
We were founded in 1998. Our mission is to rescue abandoned and abused cats from the streets. We socialize them and provide any needed medical care including vaccinations, spaying or neutering, treating for internal and external parasites, dental care, and if needed eye surgeries, bone surgeries, etc. After they are treated they are placed in permanent loving homes. We do not euthanize any cat even if it is deemed unadoptable. They live out their lives with us. We have at any given time 175 to 300 cats and kittens. All are spayed or neutered before placing in homes (kittens receive pediatric spaying or neutering at 2 lbs. or more). We are supported by adoption fees and donations.
